Disgusting.

You see a bunch of stuff here.

Um, usage-type stuff, personnels, position targetings, stuff like that.

Um, specific stats, situational play calling stuff, like stuff, what do they do on first and 10 compared to league average.

And a lot, basically everything in here, like, if you, if you're, like, not sure what something is, like, all the column headers have descriptions.

They'll tell you what they are.

Like, you...

What, what about the matchup pages, Chris?

How do you see it?

Uh, yeah.

So, like, last year it was, we were talking, "Is Pitts, like, even gonna make a dent in, in target share and stuff like that? Is he gonna be stuck around that, you know, 14, 15% he was kinda at?" And we saw him take a huge leap and get over 20%, uh, for parts of the year.

Uh, I think he finished around 23% on the season.

So yeah, it was almost easier to give London volume last year, but even, even then, London also saw a season, uh, a career high in target share last year.

So, um, yeah.

So, like, things changed in this offense, but the two top earners both just consolidated even more, and I kinda see that being the case again this year.

Granger, for the ones who get it done.